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Author Topic: Suitable CID's  (Read 1323 times)

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joshwyatt

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Suitable CID's
« on: 17 July 2010, 23:43:28 »
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Re: Suitable CID's
« Reply #1 on: 18 July 2010, 01:50:18 »
AS far as I know Josh, they are paired from OEM (HU and CID) or can be unpared whilst in the car (via Tech 2 and audio pass), whilst unpaired, then a Safe Mode CID can be paired to the HU (again via Tech 2), if that makes sense, although there are a few Co's around lately that claim they unpair or put in Safe Mode as a Hack, no doubt TB or DND will put me straight on that one.
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Re: Suitable CID's
« Reply #2 on: 18 July 2010, 13:11:01 »
My german is poor.

You are looking for an 'unpaired' one.  I cannot unpair one without the pairing code (well I can, but not 100% reliably due to lack of correct equipment).  Dave DND may be able to.


Display safe can mean its depaired, but can also mean its got a pairing code that does not match the HU.

Its a risk.


Personally, apart from the things I told you before about distance to destination, and clock always being visible, I don't see many advanatages over GID
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